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Kim Jong‑il (1941–2011) ruled North Korea as its supreme leader from 1994 until his death. His tenure was marked by a cult of personality, nuclear development, and severe economic hardship.
Kim Il-sung (1912–1994) founded the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and ruled it for nearly five decades, shaping its political system, ideology, and international posture.
Kim Jong-un has led the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea since 2011, continuing the dynastic rule established by his grandfather. His tenure is marked by nuclear development, diplomatic overtures, and tightly controlled domestic policy.